Re: mentors for new maintainers
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> Igor Grobman <igor@digicron.com> writes:
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> > > I'll volunteer. Having a mentor with whom one has a one-on-one
> > > relationship does not mean there can't be a mailing list. I just
> > > think that a direct relationship can be more beneficial.
> >
> > That just about sums up my view.
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> Why don't we go a step further. Every new maintainer gets assigned
> a mentor. We designate somebody to "draft" the existing maintainers
> for mentor duty, and to do the matchmaking.
>
What I want to do is make sure that every new maintainer gets assigned a
mentor, but I don't want to "draft" mentors from all existing maintainers,
only draft from those who volunteered to be a mentor. It looks like I have
just about enough people to get started.
Should I take this as your intention to be a mentor? :-)
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